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CONDENSED TELEGRA as.

KEY WBT, FLA.--Two new cases Of
yellow fever have been reported by
the Board Of Health, and one death
Of colored clergyman.
WAsnIsoros.-Fire today burned
out Nixon Brewers feed etore, Baum'e
furniture warehouse and Hartoning'a
notion store. Loss, $4,000.
Bosros, MAfs.-In Hyde Park, thit
morning, the Green wood school
house was burned by an incendiIy
fire, causing loss Of $4,000.
BosTos.-Fire In the lumber yard oil
George y. McGussten Il Co.. on Dor.
den street, East Boston. this afternoon.
destroyed property valued nj $4,000
Bosros.-Jon Sullivan and Patrick
Kennedy we're drowned of Thoinp.
sons Island, In the harbor, THE after.
noon by the upsstting OF their boat.
LouBvILLs The Louisville Spoke
Factory caught fire from the engine
ro' m tbis evening and burned. Lofl
10000; injured. Tho factory hal
been burned twice In the two year
past.
round LAKE, N. Y.-Tho Rsy
Sam Jones preached three seImoni
here today 10 audiences literally pack
log the great auditorium. The Rlv
Yam mail is expected 10 arrive her,
Tuesday - asaist Mr. Jones.
MEIioo, Mo.-Prairie hres hay,
cAused heavy damage In this rrgior
lately. They invaded the fair grounds
yesterday and, although extlngulshet
before much damsge was done, almos
caused q panic among the spectators
KANSAS CIrY.-It Ia semi.ofFiclally
announced here that J. Il. Tebi,ts viii
soon be appointed general paseengel
and ticket agent Of the Union Paciht
rail way. II 10 also stated that iasI
trains will be put on between this oity
and Omaha aud the Pacific coast
which will leRsen the time fourteen
hours.
ROCHESTER,. N. Y.-Ths Canadian
steamers, tts,s. Hastings ard the Kalh
leon, were ND by the custom houss
ofhcBrs NJ q kaflotte today. The seiE
IRE was mhde on the ground tbaI
neither Of the boats had been In.
specified by the United States Inspect
or. The Inspector General OF Steam.
boats ordered their seizure under bis
uIIecnon.
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CABLEG RA ms,

PARIs-M. Fizensal, q Conservative,
has been elected sena'or for Gers.
LonBos.-Most OF the Midland rail.
way strikers have yielded. All except
epglue dese,ters and the leaders Of the
strike have been taken back.
LosDoE.-The Jew, Llpski, who
was sentenced TO be hanged
tomorrow for murder, hiss been
granted a respite for one week.
Lospos.-The death 10 announced
at Conttantinople, Of Bohrsm Agbs,
the sulian's chief eunueh and conf
dental advisor, who virtually directed
the State Affairs OF Turkey.
LosDos.-A gathering OF the 40
clalists In Trafalgar Square today pro.
tested sgslnst Constable Endesc itt's
evidence, upon which q socialist was
convicted Last week. An sfhgy Of En-.
deacott was torn to pieces.
LosDos.-The Posts dispatch from
Madrid asseits that Gen. sAlamsnsa
declines 10 eight q duel with the cor.
respondent by whom he was chal-
lsngtd, and that the General will start
for Cuba on the 25th instant
Lospos The Standards Vienna
correspondent says Eogland, Austria
and Italy have sent Turkey an identi'
cal note declaring that they consider the
election Of Prince Ferdinand legal. II
Ia reported that Turkeys attitude !,
becoming friendly.
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An Enslneer Talks.

CHICAGO, I'LL, Augu,t IA "A Times
special from Champaign, H., toys: j.
o. B.ker, PRECEDENT Of the Illinois 30
ciety OF Engineers, aud froisi sor Of
civil engineering In the University OF
Illinois, returned last night from a
careful personal examination Of the
engineering problems Of the Chats
worth disaster aud an examination Of
the condition q he other biidges and
culverts, and tho prots elton from fire
given those oulverts ny the road off,
cials and track hands. He favored
the Times correspondent with the
following: "ihe inceudiary theory
has no foundation whatever. am
unable personally to hnd any citizsus
OF Ohatswoith who have seen aus
picloue characters lettering about, 40
rtqu red by that theory. The flames
OF the burning culvett were plainly
seen from Ohatswsrth, at intervals, for
several hours before the accident.
FROM tie lay Of land, they must have
risen five or bix feet above the track
10 have been s.en 90 far. IL Ia plain
that an attempt had been made 10
protect tue bridges OF the road from
FIRE, but q personal inspection OF other
culveIts in that vicinity shows that 10
was not done 90 ~ 10 afford complete
pr, tecticn. A personal inspection along
The line Of ths road for several miles
shows that the gras and weeds we're
not all burned Oh, but many patches
were left unburned, and In the imme-
diAte vicinity II was more carelessly
done than elsewhere, The calvert t.
cell was OF tho nsual hnild md
abundantly strong 10 carry tho tram
but for the Gre which destroyed the
lower portion" He added he thought
Il PROBABLE that the 6re left by the
section men late In the afternoon, who,
by their own testimony, admitted that
there was burning grass only forty rods
away, was driven down TO the
culvert by q slight change of
the wind. Otherwise II 10 possible
that sparks from the tpecisl train
Of the superintendent Of bridgss, the
last train before the fsted excursion,
kindlsd In this grass near The calvert,
burned slowly for n long time, and
finally fred tho culvert.
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FERDINAND'S DEFIANCE.
HE TAKES THE BULGARIAN
THRONE AS RULER.
This He Does In Spite Of The Dlsap-
proval Of All the 6reat
Powers.

TIRNovb, August IA Prince Ferdi.
nand was enthusiastically welcomed
ON his arrival here on S Saturday night,
Today ne.attended TIE Dsum in the
cathedral. From the cathedral, with q
brilliant military and official escort,
he proceeded to the hall Of the great
sobrspje. The Sobrapie WAS in SEES
sion, and when the Phnce entered he
was greeted with prolonged cheering.
The metropolitan delivered an ad.
dress and administered the oath to
the Prince, who thereupon signed the
constitution. M. Ssolicff, ths Prime
Minister, on behalf Of Prince Ferdi-
nand, read q proclamation, saying:
1--WE, Ferdinand /, by the grace Of
God and the will OF the people,
Prince Of Bulgaria, announce TO our
beloved people that we assume the
government OF the country. We will
rule In accordance with the constitu
ton, with intent to promote It's glory,
greatness and development. We
shall always be ready to sacrifice our
life to that end"
The Prince thanked the people for
his election and the Regents and Min
listers for their able conduct Of snsirs
during the difficulties, paid q tribute
to the patriotism and bravery Of the
people during recent events, and con.
Guided: Long live free and inds-
pendent Bulgaria. There 10 no ref
erencs /, Russia In the proclamation.
Afier the ceremony oil installation
the Ministers rendered their resigna-
tions, and the Sobrspjs was dissolved,
Neither Turkey nor any Of the powers
have replied TO Prince FeIdinand's
note as King or their approval Of his
election. Prince Ferdinand will on
Tuesday start for Pnillipopolis, where
ne will arrive Thursday evening. The
gsrrifon here has taken the oath Of
allegiance.
Prince Ferdinand held q council at
sis.ovs,at which II lie reported Foreign
Minister Na,chevilch disagreed with
the Prince in bis views upon the for.
nation OF cabinet aud rendered his
resignation. II 10 rumored that Prln ce
Ferdinand hes insured his life for
100000 forms.
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Central Labor Union,

Nav YoRK, August l3.-SThe Central
Labor Union had another very lively
session this afternoon. All members
we're requ listed to buy only the
cigars that have the blue label OF the
International Union. A boycott was
declared againet Jo,eph Stahl, the
Morrissna cigar Manufacturer who
caused the eviction Of several strikers
from his tenement houses. The pic
mic committee reported that Gov. Hin
bad been invited TO review the union's
parade on September 9th. At once
there was Kissing, snd amid Rroans the
proposition TO invite the Governor
was laid on the table. The next sue.
csssfal motion was TO request Gov.
Hill TO SEX all business men to observe
Labor Day. A vote was taken and
the chairman declared that the vote
stood 81 10 81. Then the meeting
broke up In great disorder.
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Order Of Fssresssr..

CHICAGO, ILL.,, AueSst I4-The
twelfth subsidiary high court Of the
Ancient Order Of Fouea,era hna con-
cluded its labois here. Ia the closing
session the most important question
before the court was the iraming Of an
aoswer TO the supreme court OF For
rosters In England snsnt the telegram
received ordering the admission Of
colored mer into the ASSOCIATION. Mr..
Gardiner Washhu'n, chairman OF the
COMMITTEES appointed Tuesday last to
consider this question, banded In q
voiuminous report. This took a strong
sand against the poeition OF the I'm.
sliHh high court 1--WE would give
tha hieh court a England 10 under
stand" said the report, stint this, the
American branch, will not bs con-
trolled contrary 10 the sei eral laws Of
the order aud the best interests Of the
ForIesterB az n body. Any coerclye
act, such ~ the admission OF negroes
Toto the order, will bs fought tooth
aud nail, and 10 warn the high court
OF EqglAnd that II they continue 10
claim powerg not g'anted them by tho
constitution We may separate ~ d sun
der ourselves from euch suprome
court ~ onr fathers did from tbs oil
claiming y glish ministry Ia the reign
Of George ILL.," \ veral heated
speeches we're delivered, vhan by
unanimous vote the report was &C.
cep,ed and the secretary instructed to
forward copy Of The sams 20 the SUE
pieme court Of Fouesiep In London.
Minneapolis was chosen @ the ntIi
place Of moelihg.
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MEMPHIS. TENN, MONDAY, AUGUST Is. 1887

eight Kansas counties, IL bushels.
The average yield Of oats in the DIFF
ferent States according to our
reports Ia as follows: Twenty-Five
sounties In Illinois report an av rage
yield Of 81 9l0 bushels; six Indiana
counties, 90 2 8 bushels; thirteen Ohio
counties, So bushels; ten Missouri
counties, ST bushels; ak ksnsas
counties, 20 bushels; eighteen Iowa
counties, 3Si bushels; eleven Nebraska
counties, 3S bushels; nine Minnesota
counties, 81 bushels. The yield Of
spring wheat In the different States is
IL SO bushels In eighteen Iowa coun.
ties; IA So bushels In ten counties In
Nebraska; Is bushels in ten Mime.
sofa counties. The average condition
OF the corn crop is estimated as fol.
lows: twenty-five counties In Illinois,
40 5 per cent. seven counties In lodi
ana, 46 8 per cent thirteen counties
In Ohio, n per cent. nine counties In
Missouri, SO per cent. nine counties
In Kansas, Az per cent; nineteen
Counties in Iowa, 80 Z per cent. ten
counties In Nebraska. SS 8 per cent =,
and twelve counties in Minnesota, So 2
per cent.
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A CanufbaI child.

MErioo, No, August IA. - Ann
Brapstetter, colored, left her children,
aged ten years and ten months respect.
lively, In an sxl0 room closely shut
up, yesterday, while she went 10 a
nsighbor's house TO spend the day.
Al night. when the room was opened,
. horrible sight presented itself. The
older child was almost sufocated, and
the younger one was In ths throee Of
death. A portion OF the flesh Of the
breast and stomach had been eaten
away by the older child, who was OIL.
most starved. The mother 10 under
arrest, 90 the younger child will die,
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n.II County TreubIe. Ended.

LoUrsvILLK, KY, August 1.-THE
troubles In Bell county are probably
at an end, as Jack Turner, the head Of
the Turner faction, hiss surrendered
himself 10 the ialler Of Bell county.
He surrendered on last Monday, and
Oh the following Wednesday mao,
whose name we could not learn,
charged with being an acoomplice OF
the Turner'S. surrendered himself to
the authorities. II II reported that
the others Of the clan have disbanded
and ltiltte State. When Jack Tur.
ner surrendered he confessed tho kill.
ing OF George Thomas, but made no
excuse for the crime. This statement
Is lot crenited, aud II 10 believed he
has codf,ssed the crime In order 10
screen the guilty party and give him
time 10 make bis escape, aud that he
(Turner) will prove himself innocent
on the day oil his Trial.
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Indian Troubles.

DENVER, Col, August li.-A Glen.
wood Springs dispatch says: Senator
Eddy, who reiuratd today from White
river, met party ofsixty bucks, last
night, who vera evidently trying 70
join Colorow. Ghe latter has also sent
aiunEei 10 bis brother stihe Unoom.
pahie agency, stkipg for ass.stsnce,
and will probably get City or sixty
bucks from there. The fac. thst no
eouriers has reached Glen wood
Springs from Meeker since Friday
leads the people TO believe that the
redskins are holding the roads between
those points. Considerable sppre-
henslon 10 felt for the settlers around
Meeker, who failed 10 reach town be.
fore the trouble began. The Governor
has ordered another company Of
State militia 10 the scene, making 100
In ell 90 far sent. A courier = a. sent
out from Gienwoed springs today, but
has not yet returned.
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JACKSON PRIMARIES.
Il. n. Miller Has No Opposition for
District Attorney.
lsPnorAL TO THE APPlAL.l

JACKSON, TENN, Aug ist l4.-The
result Of the Democratic primary
election, held In this county ysster.
day, for district and county officers,
has not been fully Mcertsined. 1. Ia
morally certain that the following per.
sons have been elected: R N. Miller,
for Dlstrict Attorney; having no oppo.
sition. He received q few votes over
one-half olthe vote polled In the sew.
eral wards OF Jackson. State Senator,
the Hon. y. M. Williamson; sheriff,
8. b. Thomas. present incumbent
chsncery clerk, W. W. Downing, dc.
fssting W. T. Rstliff, the present
clerk assessor, II. Casper, present in.
cumbent :surveyor,T ]. Adams, present
incumbent; coroner, A. l.. r Jux The
following are believed to be elected
Representatives, Charles L. Hooker,
IT,, and ]. b. Graves. As " the other
two Representatives, there is no indi.
cation as to who they will be. County
treasurer, A. q Lewis, pr, sent incum-
bent. The conteet 10 very cloee be.
tween w. II. Potter, the preseni clerk,
and Samuel Livingston, with the
chances in favor OF the former. TIE
County Convention will meet st Ray.
mond tomorrow to declare the result.
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IA sad Incident.

PIrrmuRo, Pa, August li.-Ths
body Of Two year old child Of John
Mahinsky, a laborer living on 81 irg
alley, was dsvoured by nimes in lie
coffin today while awaiting burial.
In accordance with the rites Of the
Roman Catholic Church, q number OF
candles we're burning about the coffin.
Several children we're In the room and
one Of them accidentally upset one OF
the candles. The lace In the coffin
took FIRE and before the flames could
be txtinguithed the coffin was In ashes
and the remains Of the little one
burned 10 a crisp.
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upon the sayings OF individual Ger
mans, who are in no way represents
tiyee and who have no noticeable fol-
loving. The church in America, in
all her human appointments, is not
German, nor Irish, nor French, nor
Polish, nor Italian. 1t is American.
Her own principles permit her to bs
nothing else. In my opinion this
general meeting of German leymen
and priests at Chicago will DO sort
of q good natured handshaking. II
anything else, the orisinstors OF 1t,
and participstors In II, will have
made, in the eyes OF the church and
county, great ard u fortunate mis'
taxa
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BALTIMORE, MD, August 1.-THE
new church OF the PasSionist Fathers,
about two miles west OF this city. was
consecrsted today. The ceremonies
began at 7 O'Clock am, with Cardinal
Gibbons as coneecrator. Archbishop
Elder, OF Cincinnati, celebrated ponti.
fical mass. In the afternoon Arch.
bishop Elder addressed the people, In
which he said the Catholic church is
the friend Of the lsboring man, and
urged them TO remember now that the
day had arrived In which the laboring
man asserts and maintains his rights,
and that there ives no danger Of for.
getting their religious obligations. He
pointed TO 81. Joseph as model Of the
lsbc ring man, constantly on duty. He
claimed no rights except such " God
had given him, and, above al, he
wanted none other. Cardinal Gibbons
thon gave the people blessing. and
thanked Archbishop Elder for having
lent his presence and aid for the &C.
casion. Among those present were
the Rev Father Murphy, provincial
OF the Holy Ghost Fathers, Il Pitts-
burg. An immense thiong Of people
attended the ceremonies.
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VOL. XLVII---NO POI
The WOUNDED IMPROVING
A WOMAN WHOsE LIMBS WERE
AMPUTATED DIES.
An Engineer Visits the Scene--N0
70 undatlon 10 the Incen-
diary Theory.

CHATswoRTH, I'LL, August IA. Tho
six wounded men who were In he
town hall passed qnite comfortable
night, and pat oi ,ham have dOcid-
eddy improved, Notwithstanding very
leavy thunder storm which lsssed iii
early morning. Mrs, r II C.Srh, Of
Rootstown, o., whore limbs were am.
putated Yesterday, died at $50 o'clock
this afternoon. Adam Schofnborger,
OF Peoria. is about the same. 1he
doctor in charge dec ded he had better
be removed to the Peoria hospital, and
he wac t't"n there today. M,s Alter,
If We I "t, Ia, aud Mr.. Htssn
al ~ii', OF Fort Madison, Ia, are
inp,ov * rsp.Gly. Mr.. Hszen de-
cijed 70 lake his vile aud Miss Alter
nome today. Mr. Taylor, OF Macomb,
Ia In n critic i condition, not having
improved eincs The amputa,ion Of his
limb yesterday afternoon. The other
woun ded around town are improving.
Al Piper City about oil the wounded
are improving, with the ex@p ion OF
Nc. Stillwell, OF West Point, L. d., who
Is in a very dangerous condition, with
very little hopes Of recovery. Mics
Adams, Of Peoria, and Mrs. 8trachan,
Of Syracuse, N. Y, are quite low, but
may possible Ct well, There have
been no deaths at Piper City since
yesterday. The remains Of Mrs. N. ].
II cks have not been found. Sunday
hiss passed quietly In this village,
every one resting sfer their three
days excitement. There are plenty
Of willing hands to help the remain
der OF the wouad,d who are left In
the town hall and different private
dwellings. None OF the churches held
service today. Almost the last yestise
OF the wreck was removed today or
burned up.
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Pacific Trade.

WASHINGTON. Augua! li-Consul
Dupre, at San Sslvado', closes report
to the State Department upon indus
trial end commercial topics with the
folio wing parag apb: Tho trade Of
the Pac fic Sta.es # Central America
must be confined mainly until rail.
way may be built actose these repub-
l'cs to San Frsncieco. Recently q. p.
Huntington bought - dway from
San jose, q village " {" q barber,
on the Pacific c,as - guatemala,
seventy.five miles 10 lens = 10 Qua
temsla City. Osni'g ~ ~ ~,
with other railway i'rs x'snyr.s
from Oregon 10 Ca,ipn', @ Nswptra
News on the CtessreeRc, hD muh.
purchase the Cen'f,l A,nc,ic N hish
way that he may OVID, M vel, "a short
inter-o cssuic route. IL 10 hardly more
than $50 niles from Gua,emals City
to the Bay o. Honduras, hard by Nav
Orleans and Mobile. Blu, thee 10 no
hsrbor a. San Jose, and TO create
one would cost more than tina.
at Cherobourg, France, an almost
incalcuable SUN. On the cop,rsry,
although IN, country be rough, as rent
by earthq through psst ages, the
construction Of a railway from q per-
fGctly lsndlocked hsrbor on the Bay
OF Honduras to another, In Salvador,
on the Pacific, is the moet desirable OF
oil possible commsicisl and political
consummstions that could be achieved
by American wealth and energy In
Central America.
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ITALY.

orange ana Lemon Production.
Roxs, August l4.-The inquiry con-
Quoted by the Ministry Of Commerce
into the effect Of the American trade
upon the orange and lemon produc-
ton Of Italy has been concluded. The
report states that California can sup.
ply the American mark't throughout
the year that In Florida the plapta-
tions are not situated on land suitable
lot the growth Of oranges, while In re-
gard 10 Louisiana the opinion 10 ex.
pressed that Italy has nothing 10 fear,
the season there being Of brief dura.
ton,
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San FRASoIsoo, August .l4-AGon
Sargent, exhibited States Senator for
California, died here this morning.
He had been ailing for some lime, but
confined 10 his house only for the last
two weeks. TIE disease was enlarge.
meni OF the spleen, resulting in blood
poisoning. After his last return here
be engaged In Law practice, establish.
Ing The arm Of Sargent q Stone.
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Died From sunstrohc.
lsgEofIL TO THsAPrrlI..l

NASHVILLE, Tsss., Augu { n.-Jss.
McGinuis, a blacksmith, who works
for r. q. Wood, was found dead In q
water CLOSET a, his boarding hsuw, on
South Marke. street, t1dsy. He sui.
fored from sunstfoke, and had 10 quit
work yesterday, and was quito feeble
today. Tho verdict Of the coioner's
jury was death from nervous proslra.
ton. McGinnis was fity.two years
old, bad been here but q short time,
and II lie not known II he had any
family.
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lsrnoiAL TO rHn APrsAL.l

HELENA, AK, August l4.-This
morning, about Q o'clock, q travelling
salesman by the name Of Gregory,
connected with the firm Of Woods 4
o., Of Marianne, was suddenly taken
sick with congestion OF the bowels
while IN route for home, and before
he could secure medical aid died
on the train. He will be buried at
Mariana Deceased was we'll known
In this part Of the State, and was O
very popular drummer.
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New BEDTonD, MASS, August II -
Since the arrival Of Mrs. Cleveland al
Marion the churches which she has
attended have been throngpd with
people from other places, anxious 10
catch glimpte OF the Presidents
vile. Today the beautiful weather
caused an unusually large inauI Of
visitors from nd Joining TOW ms.
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silver Certinsafon.

WAsnIsGTos, August Ia. - The
Ualtsd States treasurer, having 40.
cumulsted a supply Of o. and 81 sil.
yer certificates sufficient to meet the
current heavy demand, haO arranged
for the prompt delivery Of lhogc notes
to banks, bankers aud o,hers, making
the required deposit, rom aud alter
tomorrow. The issue OF these noteB
has been suspended sluc9 the lat OF
May last. A statement prepare al
the Treasury D'par'ment 30 show the
status Of The per cent. loan makes
the following exhibit; Total amount
Of the loan, $50 ,bsl ESQ; redeemed
under rails, 500 475 . o; pa chased,
% 3g2 $50; called a4d outstanding,
t2,753, 100
--=-=-
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n negro Row.
IsrsofIL TO TuH IPrIlL,I

HrLESA, ARK, August h-Last
night 90 some negroes were entertain.
Ing tbemtelyes at ball given on the
Tappan plantation, about Elk miles
from Helena, they we're thrown into
CONSERVATION by a man, whose name
Ia william Evans, walking into the
middle of the room and drawing a
pistol and shooting at another negro
named Goorge White. White was
struck. He was brought 10 town this
morning for medical attention. The
affair grew out Of Jealousy concerning
some woman.